Chem'ivillu' (Let's Speak Cahuilla) QuickBooks in the 1930s

in the 1930s

the Capitan Grande people insist on being relocated as communities

” - John R

visited the Cahuilla in the early years of this century

wrote with clarity and grace

Chem'ivillu' (Let's Speak Cahuilla) QuickBooks in the 1930sCHEMIVILLU (LETS SPEAK CAHUILLA) By Katherine Siva Saubel and Pamela Munro Cahuilla is a language of the Takic branch of the Uto Aztecan family of American Indian languages, spoken on several reservations in Southern California, mostly in Riverside County. Chemivillu is the first textbook developed for those who want to learn Cahuilla as a second language. It is also the first book devoted entirely to the Mountain dialect of Cahuilla. The project was